Utah tops Navy in wild Poinsettia Bowl 35 32
Utah defeats Navy 35 32 in the Poinsettia Bowl to extend its bowl winning streak to seven. Brian Johnson throws a touchdown and runs for another as Utah builds a late lead, while Navy’s Ken Niumatalolo debuts as head coach and Kaheaku-Enhada tosses two scores.
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Schnellenberger back in bowls with FAU Owls
AP notes Howard Schnellenberger, 73, returns to coaching on the Florida Atlantic sideline as the Owls face Memphis in the New Orleans Bowl. The storied coach describes FAU's rise from I AA to bowls, citing local talent and the program's growth.
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Parcells High Profile Hire Reforms Miami Dolphins
Wayne Huizenga hired Bill Parcells as executive vice president of football operations to overhaul the Miami Dolphins. Parcells, 66, will report to Huizenga and oversee all football matters, signaling a full return to high level leadership for the struggling franchise.
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NFL rejects appeal for Pacman Jones suspension
The NFL rejected the players union appeal on behalf of Titans cornerback Adar Pacman Jones. Commissioner Roger Goodell had upheld the two game suspension, and the union appeal followed a Dec 14 hearing. Jones must serve the final two games of his season-long ban.
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Steelers fall short then rebound in 41 24 win over Rams
Najeh Davenport powered the Steelers with a 123 yard three touchdown performance after Willie Parker left with an injury as Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 41 24. Marcus Bulger threw three TDs for the Rams while Isaac Bruce moved past James Lofton into third on the all time receiving list.
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Steelers 41 Rams 24 final score summary
Pittsburgh defeats St Louis 41 to 24 at home. Tom Roethlisberger and Jim Bulger connect on multiple touchdown passes while Reed adds several kicks. Key scores include a early Washington pass and late interception return. Attendance listed as 65,705.
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T.O clears air about Romo Simpson and girlfriend talk
Terrell Owens addressed Jessica Simpson and Tony Romo to defuse a media stir. He said his remarks were in fun and did not constitute an apology, noting Romo had heard from Simpson and they discussed what happened during the interview. Owens stressed no lasting feud exists.
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